Sentence examples for onset children from inspiring English sources
Immediate, because in the absence of the provision of education at the onset, children will have to wait years for funding and planning to trickle down -- if at all.
Thus, it is necessary to explore HPA axis reactivity in response to social stresses among early pubertal onset children determined by early thelarche through physical examination.
For example, we have begun to compare immune function in regressive autism (children who have lost previously acquired social or language skills) with those with early onset (children who never acquired those skills).
Based upon this data, we speculate that targeted, comprehensive, aggressive early treatment of the new onset child and adolescent migraineur may result in disease modification.
(3) A window of opportunity seems to exist in the new onset child and adolescent migraineur to significantly suppress the migraine generators to prevent progression possibly through disease modification.
In humans two different clinical syndromes with different age at onset (child- or adulthood) have been observed.
Few studies have estimated the costs of type 1 diabetes diagnosis and care in new-onset children based on initial diabetes education setting [ 13, 18]–[ 20].
Screening for risk of diabetes can avoid suffering in children, as diabetic ketoacidosis prevalence was 4% in children enrolled in prevention trials compared with 15 20% in new-onset children in the general population [ 8].
When considering patients diagnosed within a year of onset, vaccinated children were not diagnosed more rapidly than unvaccinated children.
Connelly et al. [47], found that relative humidity and presence of precipitation were significantly predictive of new headache onset in children and adolescents.
Idiopathic generalised epilepsy (IGE) is a group of epilepsy disorders, including childhood absence epilepsy (CAE), juvenile absence epilepsy (JAE) and juvenile myoclonic epilepsy (JME), which typically have their onset in children and young adolescents.
